Nick Farah

A lonely gay black man summons his soulmate through a DIY seance, only to manifest a straight white man from the 1970s –forcing both to confront the ache of love, memory, and the fluidity of identity across time.

On the night before a man she cares for leaves for Detroit, a young Black woman navigates desire, emotional safety, and uncertainty as the outside world seeps into her apartment—until they imagine a sanctuary that allows presence without surrendering themselves.

A digitally-addicted twentysomething experiences a literal moment of release in the middle of sex, realizing that the messiest moments in life might actually be the most revealing.